In my last blog post, I discussed how including larger factors of safety in our requirements estimation and design might help give business analysts the breathing room they need when
When I first started at ArgonDigital, I heard a lot about how requirements are the “foundation” of software development and design. That sounds great and the analogy does hold well
My husband and I are kicking-off a new and exciting project in our personal lives; having a baby. However, while embarking on what might be called the “Envisioning” or “Planning”
One of the most useful models we have here at ArgonDigital, at least in my opinion, is the Feature Tree. It allows you to show a high-level view of all
When I first started working at ArgonDigital, I worked extensively on editing our book, Visual Models for Software Requirements. Because of this, I knew the models inside and out and
In the first part of my retrospective on using RML models to help me with my home buying process, I covered Org Charts and Process Flows. In the Process Flow,
In my last blog post about using visual software requirements models to inform my home buying experience, I laid out my business reasons for wanting to own a home (in
My husband and I have just started to look for a house to buy and I wanted to see how the RML models that we use for clients and projects
Welcome back! If you chose to read about Decision Tables in Part 1, go to paragraph 2 below. If you are continuing your journey from Decision Trees, go to paragraph
WARNING! Do not read this blog post from beginning to end. This blog post is a series of adventures where you, the reader, get to determine the outcome… Ever since
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